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DNA recording system reveals how a single cell becomes a body
Scientists used DNA recording technology to trace how cells in a mouse embryo divided and specialized over 13.5 days of development, reconstructing a detailed family tree from a fertilized egg.
‘World-first’ vaccine designed by artificial intelligence
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed what they describe as a world-first vaccine using artificial intelligence, designed to protect against multiple coronaviruses and potentially prevent future pandemics.
Shadrack Sibiya leaves SAPS: Dishonourable discharge for South Africa’s deputy police chief
South Africa’s deputy police chief Lt Gen Shadrack Sibiya resigned during his disciplinary hearing after facing sexual offence charges and organised crime allegations, resulting in a dishonourable discharge.
Nobel Prize for economics awarded to Hall and Woodford for work on ‘smoothing’ crises
Two US economists won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Economics for developing models that help policymakers stabilize economies and reduce recessions and inflation volatility.
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Braves clinch playoff berth: Why Atlanta can make a World Series run after bounce-back campaign
The Atlanta Braves clinched a 2026 playoff berth with a win over the Astros, rebounding from a 86-loss campaign in 2025 with a strong record this season.
Texas Tech survives Houston comeback bid: Cougars stopped inches short of tying game on two-point conversion
No. 13 Texas Tech defeated No. 22 Houston 28-26 when the Cougars’ two-point conversion attempt failed inches short of the goal line in the game’s final moment.
Johnny Fisher: Michael Pirotton pledges September 26 Copper Box upset | ‘His mind is broke. Too much pressure!’
Michael Pirotton faces Johnny Fisher on September 26 at London’s Copper Box Arena, with the Belgian heavyweight positioned as a heavy underdog despite claiming Fisher’s mental state is compromised.
WXV: Wales deliver performance of serious promise
Wales defeated South Africa 50-19 in their WXV Global Series opener, delivering an eight-try performance that coach Sean Lynn described as a new standard for the team.
USMNT’s Mauricio Pochettino on dual-national Noahkai Banks picking Germany: ‘We want players with no doubt’
USMNT coach Mauricio Pochettino acknowledged defender Noahkai Banks’ decision to represent Germany instead of the United States, stating the team prioritizes players with full commitment to the national program.
Afcon 2027: Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda need more ‘urgency’ to be ready, says Patrice Motsepe
African football officials are pressing Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda to accelerate preparations for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, with stadiums requiring testing beginning in January ahead of the June 19 tournament opening.
‘American Horror Story’ Season 13: Everything We Know
American Horror Story returns for season 13 on September 24, bringing back franchise stars including Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters and Emma Roberts in multiple roles.
Lost Bowie tracks from 1960s released for first time
Ten previously unreleased songs by David Bowie, recorded in the 1960s under his birth name Davie Jones, are being released for the first time later this week.
Shaun the Sheep creators say AI will never replace storytelling as new film launches
Shaun the Sheep creators dismiss concerns that artificial intelligence will replace storytelling as the franchise releases its latest film in UK cinemas this week.
‘The man’s a psychopath when it comes to hedgerows’: Derek vs Derek, the unexpectedly heartwarming doc about farmers at war
A new documentary follows two neighboring Devon farmers with opposing philosophies—Derek Gow, a rewilding advocate, and Derek Banbury, an intensive farmer—as they navigate their ideological differences over three years.
Resident Evil movie: Zach Cregger ‘not prepared’ for fan response
Director Zach Cregger says he was unprepared for the backlash against his Resident Evil film adaptation, which follows an original character rather than recreating the popular video game’s familiar stories and monsters.
Daisy Edgar-Jones: I’m like my character in Sense and Sensibility
Daisy Edgar-Jones stars as Elinor in a new adaptation of Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility, saying she personally identifies with her character’s rational approach to love.